Pollard Memorial Library (Lowell)

Love in Japan, produced & directed by Akram Shaikh ; music Sikandar Khan

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Love in Japan

produced & directed by Akram Shaikh ; music Sikandar Khan

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This comedy revolves around the hilarious antics of an aspiring yet pauper Bollywood director Chakra Dhari. He convinces a Japanese NRI, Tiku Seth, also a hardcore fan of an old heroine Barkha Rani, to finance his film by promising him to rope in the actress in the film. Tiku, who has come to India to buy the property of the house owner, agrees to finance the film as long as it is shot in Japan. When Chakra Dhari lands up in Japan to shoot a remix album of old songs, he discovers that his entire crew including cameraman Babubhai and choreographer Pawan are crazy about Barkha Rani. The hero of the film, Rocky, also the house owner's son, falls in love with the local co-ordinator Meghumi (Japanese heroine). He gets into a fight with a drug syndicate boss to save his friend Zahid, also the the heroine's make-up man, and gambles away his love, Meghumi. Due to these cross-connections, there are lies, misunderstandings and confusion, which result in a fabulous mixture of action, thrill and tension. What does Chakra Dhari do to save Barkha Rani from the three mad lovers? Can Rocky save his friend Zahid from the mafia? Does he find true love with Meghumi?

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